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“Hope is the thing with feather 
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F O R M A T
- Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFEF GHHH
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- 3 stanza, each as a treset
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W o r d D i c t i o n
Tone
Emily Dickinson uses an optimistic, motivational and hopeful tone in this poem -> Hope
Mood
Being the audience of this poem, the mood of this poem was empowered -> nothing can stop hope
Emily Dickinson
Titles
Emily Dickinson did not title her poems as she never intended for them to be published and read by the public. After they were discovered by her sister, publishers decided to use the first line of all of her poems as the title. Nevertheless the title of this poem,“Hope is the Thing with Feathers” is still supportive of the overall theme of optimism and perseverance.
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No belief in God, however evident throughout her poem, she was a spiritual person
Lived in almost complete isolation, except from her family, by the 1860’s
After she died, her sister, Lavina, found nearly 1,800 handwritten poems or fascicles
Influences
Dickinson was not influenced by the outside world. She was extremely introverted for most of her life and rarely interacted with others.